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Head, neck cooling device may reduce concussion symptoms in adolescent athletes
Published results showed an investigational head and neck cooling device reduced symptom severity for adolescent athletes with a sports-related concussion compared with standard post-concussion care alone.
Early rapid rehabilitation may yield positive outcomes for patellar realignment surgery
Compared with conservative rehabilitation, an early rapid rehabilitation protocol may yield improved functional scores and an earlier return to daily activities after patellar realignment surgery, according to published results.
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Patients with cerebral palsy may have improved gait after surgery regardless of age
Results showed patients with cerebral palsy who underwent a single event multilevel surgery had improved gait deviations regardless of age.
Home exercise program yielded similar improvements as formal therapy after hip arthroscopy
Published results showed a home exercise program yielded similar improvements as formal physical therapy at 1 year after hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement.
Cognitive behavioral therapy may not benefit trauma patients vs. education alone
Compared with education alone, telephone-based cognitive behavioral therapy did not significantly improve functional or pain outcomes for patients with traumatic lower extremity injuries, according to published results.
Remote physical therapy may be viable option for same-day discharge after TKA
Results from a randomized clinical trial showed remote postoperative physical therapy may be a viable option for patients discharged the same day after total knee arthroplasty.
VIDEO: Frank recaps Arthroscopy Association of North America Annual Meeting
BOSTON — In this video, Rachel M. Frank, MD, discussed highlights of the Arthroscopy Association of North America Annual Meeting.
VIDEO: Augmented reality ‘exergaming’ may engage pediatric patients with cerebral palsy
In this video, Melissa A. Bent, MD, discussed developments in a study looking at the potential use of augmented reality exercise gaming or “exergaming” technology for children with cerebral palsy.
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Xstim receives FDA premarket application approval of spine fusion stimulator
Xstim Inc. announced it received FDA premarket application approval of its Xstim spine fusion stimulator to promote bone healing after spinal fusion surgery, according to a company press release.
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